So, took a few videos tonight with a new IPad Air2.  Used 2.7 K and then converted to HD and edited it.  When I put it on FaceBook.. it's choppy and a bit blurry.  Sorry if it's been asked and answered, but what am I doing wrong or how should I do it?!

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Motch

Hi. Without any specific info of what you did,it may be hard for anyone to give an answer. That being said, i have found that how you render the video has a lot to do with its quality.Frame rate to frame rate,and type of codex is very important.I have learned much from you tube videos. Good Luck.

ok.. thanks.
I videoed it in 2.7k and 25fps.  When I edited it (cut it short) and hit the 'Convert to HD) [on the bottom left], it saved and ran smooth on the IPad.  However, once on FaceBook.. it's blurry and choppy.  Wondering if I should just be videoing in 1080p and 50fps?
Still learning the differences between 2.7K and 25 vs. 24 and 1080p and 50 vs. 48 vs. 25 vs. 24!

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Motch

post the link for us to see.
and also your render settings

https://www.facebook.com/P.Motch ... f_t=video_processed

Mind you.. just played around in IMovie and when I watch it on my IPad.. looks great.  Then put it on FB and it looks like crap!  Will play around tomorrow night with different video settings~

Motch

hmm cant view the video. did you set it to public? btw for the blurry issue im pretty sure it has all to do with the bitrate.
I use the youtube recommended bitrates for uploads. Might be worth a try.

2160p (4k)  : 35-45 Mbps - 53-68 Mbps
1440p (2k) : 16 Mbps - 24 Mbps
1080p : 8 Mbps - 12 Mbps
720p : 5 Mbps - 7.5 Mbps
480p : 2.5 Mbps - 4 Mbps
360p : 1 Mbps - 1.5 Mbps

often quality from online  sources is dependant of the viewers Internet speed, and F B is one of the worst for streaming quality, I would "and often do" put it on vimeo or youtube and post a link to it on facebook

+1 for above - anything you post to facebook the quality is reduced - post a link from youtube or something  - that said even youtube reduces the quality

Looks great here, full screen.  Could use a slight level change as it is a little dark, but otherwise nice. Smooth too.

Thanks guys....
I'm gonna go with the YouTube option and maybe start a channel (planning on one for my new company, anyway~)

Tonight, went out and did 1080p/60.  Of course..now when I try to save it, it's giving me "error" message on every video!  Some times you can't win!  lol

Fly Safe
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Motch